Traffic and demand management refers to measures such as parking management, reallocating urban space in favour of sustainable modes of transport (including shared space), access controls, road pricing, and traffic signal control strategies.
Join the global mobility industry in-person from 29 March - 1 April 2022 at the Intertraffic Amsterdam Exhibition.
The free-to-use Venturi Certifier is a tool that has been designed for use by traffic planning engineers; those who programme traffic signal programs for traffic lights at road junctions.
Park4SUMP is an EU-funded Horizon 2020 project, which supports cities to adapt their parking management strategies as part of their Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs). It aims to encourage innovative parking solutions to become part of cities’ SUMP and other city planning processes.
A practitioner brief on Parking and SUMP integration has become a part of the new SUMP guidelines.
Please note that this event was originally to take place on 27 March 2020 and has been postponed due to medical guidance. The event has been scheduled to take place on 04 September 2020. Please check the event website for the most up-to-date information.
The Public Health & Sustainable Transport Summit brings together central and local government decision-makers to focus on best practice between the public health, transport planning and urban development sectors.
The North East Parking Show is a new event designed to showcase the best in local authority parking and traffic management. It is an opportunity for delegates to learn about new developments and approaches to managing parking, and experience new technologies and systems.
The programme features keynote speeches, workshops and the Parking Innovations Showcase to address key aspects of the sector such as payment technology, electric vehicle charging, urban foresight and accessibility.
This is event is free for delegates from local authorities.
Go Mobility is the new mobility exhibition of southern Europe, fostered by the Regional Council of Gipuzkoa and the Basque Government.
The event is integrated with the strategy for the development of electromobility that the institutions are fostering, spearheaded by MUBIL – Gipuzkoa Electromobility Center.
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A series of fact sheets chronicle the good practice examples of SUMP measures, instruments and planning procedures in the seven partner cities of CIVITAS SUMPs-Up.
They cover activities that have taken place in Birmingham (UK), Budapest (Hungary), Donostia-San Sebastian (Spain), Malmö (Sweden), Sofia (Bulgaria), Thessaloniki (Greece) and Turin (Italy) since SUMPs-Up began in September 2016.
ICoTSC 2020 is an open forum where advances in the field of transport and smart Cities can be shared and examined. Researchers, engineers, scientists and industry professionals are welcomed to join this conference. which acts as a platform for keeping up with advances in this ever-changing field.
Over this three day event, a wide range of research topics will be discussed including both theoretical and systems research. Topics include, and more:
In the past few years, the number of cyclists in the Irish capital Dublin has been increasing steadily. Dublin City Council has been trialling the use of smart radar detectors to better count the number of cyclists in the city and to help cyclists travel more safely through the city. The initiative contributes to Dublin City Council’s objective of optimising traffic signals for all modes of transport.
